Evangel Christian Church Inc

Evangel Christian Church Inc A Church that invites you to come and experience faith, fun, and fellowship. We teach and live by a simple motto: Love God - Love People - Serve Others.

09/06/2026

September has arrived and with it a slighter cooler temperature - thank you Lord! Join us this morning together as we move into the busy seasons of life. No more vacation, school is in session and the inevitable march to Christmas is here. In this busy season of life we need to remember to cast our cares upon Him - for He cares for us!

09/06/2026

Is it true that most of what we fear never really happens?

Our mind is capable of all kinds of worst-case scenarios which keep us from moving forward.

We shouldn’t allow fear in things which will probably never even happen stop what God may want to bring in our life.

God may have a miracle for us – and, we can allow a made-up scenario to hold us from it.

The fact is we may fail. But failure is a part of building life experience.

Unless you know you’re going to fail (which is highly unlikely you would know this in advance), we need to move forward.

We need to strongly consider the repercussions of giving into our fear.

It may mean we stand still. Even worse, it could mean we go backwards. Worst of all, it may mean we never realize the dreams we have for our life.

09/05/2026

The first duty of love is to listen.

We get a pulse on culture and the world via the people and companies we follow and listen to.

Listening is goes hand-in-hand with intentionality. We listen because we care. We listen because we want to learn. We listen because we want to grow.

Jeremiah 33:3 teaches us, “Call to me and I will answer you. I’ll tell you marvelous and wondrous things that you could never figure out on your own.”

If we “call to God,” he promises to answer. This inherently requires listening on our part.

God will reveal things that we would never figure out on our own, but we have to be ready, available, sensitive and actively listening.

09/04/2026

We find ourselves striving for strength, to feel safe and in control because so much is legitimately out of our control.

The mercy that ministers to the frailties that we all carry and pushes back the fear that so easily encroaches in our hearts and minds these days.

Jesus wants us to draw on his grace and mercy because it is who he is. He drew near to us in the incarnation so that his joy and ours could rise and fall together - his in giving mercy, ours in receiving it.

That’s great news for those of us who feel frayed and worn down, who hear the call to extend kindness and mercy and grace almost as if it were adding a weighty onus around our necks - another need to be attended to, another “opportunity” to be stretched when we are already overextended.

09/03/2026

Our imperfections remind us that our time on earth is temporary and we are loved unconditionally.

There is freedom in our relationships when we know we are loved regardless of our flaws and apparent imperfections.

We all have scars and blemishes.

We can worry about the temporary and waste an excessive amount of time and money trying to avoid the inevitable, or I can choose to live with eternity in mind.

When we try to be something or somebody we are not, we compromise and lose who we truly are.

Accept the reality that you are far from perfect, and it’s okay.

Let’s not get discouraged by my present realities. I’m not frustrated by my current imperfections.

Know that you are loved, and that this life is not the end of your story.

09/02/2026

Complacency is the most contagious of the enemies of the soul. We will catch it from the people closest to us, and others will catch it if it’s in us.

Complacency comes from a variety of causes and in many different forms:

• The gifted person who is bored.

• The hurt person who is wounded.

• The exhausted person who needs soul level refreshing.

• The cynical person who is burned out.

• The lazy person who doesn’t want to grow.

Regardless of the reason, complacency allows person to coast and give less than their best.

The spiritual remedy for complacency is a passion for your purpose (Acts 20:24).

Passion for your purpose (mission/vision) that will last begins with a burden.

09/01/2026

The way to thrive in stressful times is to fall in love with living out your faith.

No matter what you do each day, no matter what job you have.

One way to embrace the work of Jesus is to find ways to help others.

We can also welcome in the work of Jesus by caring about the things we’re doing.

When we put our heart into whatever we’re doing, it draws people in to know the “why” behind our drive and passion.

That makes a big difference in how others encounter Jesus in their daily lives in real time.

One of the most important things I find we can do to thrive in stressful times is to cultivate hope.

Hope can give us strength when we feel like we can’t go on. And hope will help us find meaning in the midst of chaos.

08/31/2026

When you understand who God is, you stop feeling the need to keep your hidden side from others.

The wounds we carry around inside and show to no one are not only where the most damage has happened; they also are where our greatest potential strengths lie.

The cracks are what let the light in.

This is when we will discover that God is not afraid of what we are hiding.

He has a plan to address what is sinful, mend what is broken and fill what is empty.

He has a plan to use all of you - not just the curated parts you currently feel comfortable letting the world see, because he already knows about your hidden side.

We learn who we are by first discovering who God is.

The least selfish thing we can do is take care of our own soul.

08/30/2026

School is looming, but there is still one or two weekends - let's not give in to the tiredness, but rather use this time to worship together before the craziness of the fall begins. The Peace of the Lord is here and ready to minster. Join us!

08/30/2026

“But God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead in our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ - by grace you have been saved.” — Ephesians 2:4–5.

Many live in constant emotional and relational tension because they live in the land of but.

I know I’m supposed to forgive my spouse, but …

I know my dad didn’t intend to hurt me, but …

I know my boss didn’t mean to wound me, but …

The second we add a “but,” we add a condition or an excuse.

So, drop the but and love others as the Father loves you.

The only time it’s acceptable to use but is when that word is followed by the word, God.

I know my past is littered with failure, but God . . .

When we remove the big buts from our relationship with God and our relationships with others, everything changes because we change.

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165 Main Street
Little Ferry, NJ
07643

Opening Hours

Wednesday 7pm - 8pm
Sunday 10:30am - 12pm

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+12014400470

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